Variable name for dietary patterns [message #25509] |
Mon, 31 October 2022 09:18 |
Molly_DHS
Messages: 2 Registered: October 2022
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Hej all! I am aware that in the new India 2019-2021 data, there is a variable for dietary patters (eg how many times a week do you eat vegetables). I have been approved access to the data but I could not find information on this new variable in the DHS-VII recode manual. Does anyone know the survey and variable identifier that I can find this dietary pattern information? Thanks in advance!
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Re: Variable name for dietary patterns [message #25511 is a reply to message #25509] |
Mon, 31 October 2022 16:46 |
fred.arnold@icf.com
Messages: 84 Registered: May 2021
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The DHS-VII recode manual does not include the consumption patterns for women and men because the questions on adult food consumption are unique to NFHS-5. Questions WQ731 for women and MQ630 for men ask whether the respondent consumes each of nine food items daily, weekly, occasionally, or never. The food items are milk or curd, pulses of beans, dark green leafy vegetables, fruits, eggs, fish, chicken or meat, fried foods, and aerated drinks. There are five tables in the NFHS-5 national report that provide the results for these questions (Tables 10.25, 10.26.1, 10.26.2, 10.27.1, and 10.27.2). The adult food consumption variables are included in the NFHS-5 recode files.
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Re: Variable name for dietary patterns [message #25617 is a reply to message #25614] |
Thu, 17 November 2022 15:48 |
Bridgette-DHS
Messages: 3199 Registered: February 2013
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Following is a response from Senior DHS staff members, Fred Arnold and Tom Pullum:
The IR file (for women) includes variables s731a through s731i, which refer to specific types of foods and have the response categories "never, daily, weekly, occasionally". The corresponding variables in the MR file (for men) are sm630a through sm630i. Eggs are one of the types, and in Stata a statement such as "lookfor eggs" will lead you to these variables.
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